texts: An alleged member of the American Communist Party, <mask> was a communications clerk in the US Army Signal Corps in the Pentagon. She was believed to be a security risk by the FBI and her superiors at the Signal Corps, and was questioned by United States Senator Joseph McCarthy in his role as the chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. McCarthy's popularity and influence were damaged by the highly publicized case. <mask> was born in South Carolina in 1905. Her father was a tenant farmer. She left high school to work as a domestic servant in North Carolina. She worked in the tobacco industry when she was married to <mask>.<mask> began her career as a dessert cook in the federal government. She got a civil-service position as an Army Signal Corps communications clerk at the Pentagon in 1949 after working as a clerk in the General Accounting Office. Since moving to Washington, DC, in the early 1940s, <mask> has steadily improved her position. She had an annual income of $3,300 when she bought a home in 1950, which was more than the median income for black women at the time. President Harry S. Truman introduced a loyalty review program in 1947 and <mask> was investigated by the General Accounting Office in October 1949. When <mask> was promoted to communications clerk at the Pentagon, she was reprimanded by the Army's Loyalty- Security Screening Board. <mask> was suspended from her position with the recommendation that she be discharged.She was cleared by the Army board after she appealed the decision. In September 1951, the FBI notified the General Accounting Office that <mask> was a member of the Communist Party, but the army did not reopen the case. Mary Markward worked for the FBI and joined the Communist Party in 1943. The memberships director and the treasurer were held by Markward. She gave the FBI copies of party documents, membership lists, and detailed accounts of meetings and activities. Markward testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee. She testified that she had seen <mask> <mask>'s name and address on the Communist Party's membership rolls in 1944.<mask> came to Senator Joseph McCarthy's attention. McCarthy was the chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations and he was looking into allegations of Communist infiltration of the army. <mask> and her attorney. McCarthy's committee had a session open to the public on March 11, 1954. McCarthy claimed that <mask> was handling the decoding of confidential and top- secret messages. The Army pointed out that <mask> had no access to the Pentagon code room. Roy Cohn was left to handle the rest of the questioning after McCarthy left the room.<mask> was a small, soft-spoken, and seemingly timid woman who appeared to be a far cry from the intellectuals and political activists who were usually the target of McCarthy's investigations. She said she had not heard of Communism until 1948. When asked to read a document before the committee, she had trouble with multisyllable words. The audience laughed when she was asked if she knew who Karl Marx was. She denied that she was a member of the Communist Party and that she paid for the Daily Worker. Cohn's examination of <mask> was very difficult. Robert F. Kennedy, the minority counsel for the committee, pointed out that there were two Rob Halls in Washington, one of which was a known Communist.<mask> said that Rob Hall was interested in her complexion. As the hearing went on, it became clear that both the senators and the spectators were siding with <mask>. Senator John McClellan rebuked him for alluding to evidence he was not actually presenting when he said he had corroboration of Markward's testimony from a confidential source. The comments were stricken from the record. McClellan said that it was not possible to strike the statements made by counsel as evidence. It can't be struck from the press or the public mind once it's planted there. That's the evil of it.I don't think it's right for a witness to be cross-examined when the FBI has something against them. It isn't sworn testimony. People are being convicted by rumor and innuendo. The loud applause came from the spectators. The case against <mask> might be a matter of mistaken identity according to Senator Stuart Symington. <mask> said three women named <mask> <mask> were in Washington, DC. Symington said, "I may be sticking my neck out and I may be wrong, but I've been listening to you testify and I think you're telling the truth."There was loud applause again. The <mask> case was the subject of an episode of See It Now on March 16, 1954. Murrow's famous "A Report on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy" broadcast was on the previous week's show. Murrow opened the <mask> <mask> show and said it would show a "little picture about a little woman", and then recorded a speech by the President in which he praised the right of Americans to meet their accuser face to face. Murrow is credited with contributing to the downfall of McCarthy because of the public's favorable response to both shows. Many people supported <mask> and criticized McCarthy. John Crosby wrote in the New York Herald Tribune, "The American People fought a revolution to defend, among other things, the right of <mask> <mask> to earn a living, and Senator McCarthy now decided she has no such right."Drew Pearson wrote that "Wisconsin folks saw her as a nice old colored lady who wasn't harming anyone and they didn't like their senator picking on her". McCarthy's popularity waned at the time of the <mask> hearing, and the publicity around the case accelerated the process. The Army–McCarthy hearings would erode his standing with the public and the Senate. He spent the rest of his career in relative obscurity after he was censured by the Senate. He died in 1957. McCarthy announced his interest in the case and <mask> was suspended from her position. She worked in the army's finance and accounts office until 1955, when she was rehired to a nonsensitive position.She died in 1996. The possibility of mistaken identity was never realistic since Markward's information included an address for <mask> <mask>. The Subversive Activities Control Board confirmed Markward's testimony that <mask>'s name and address appeared on the Communist party rolls in the 1940s. According to several sources, this is proof that <mask> was a Communist. More substantive is the evidence contained in <mask>'s FBI file, some of which was not revealed until the file was released through a Freedom of Information Act request. The evidence included a list of 'party recruits' that identified <mask> by name, race, age, and occupation, as well as membership lists from two Communist party branches, the Communist Political Association, and various ad hoc committees containing <mask>'s name. <mask> most likely had indirect contact with Communists through her cafeteria workers' union, and at most was a casual recruit to the Communist Party, attracted by its social and economic justice politics, and later abandoned any associations with them.The evidence of <mask>'s Communist Party membership has been used as part of an attempt to exonerate McCarthy. It has not changed the overall picture of McCarthy and his methods presented by the media, even though some have noted it as showing laxity on the part of the army's security review board. People from Durham, North Carolina, and Washington, D.C. were victims of McCarthyism.

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texts: <mask> was born on September 2, 1954. He has designed three custom-built guitars and invented the guitar-based keytar and switch pick. He was able to switch from fingerpicking to flatpicking by using his pick design. He has worked with Johnny Adams, Dave Liebman, Ellis Marsalis, Jr., Carl Fontana, Rick Margitza and Bobby McFerrin. He has been a member of the band since 1987. He was included as a member of the Astral Project in the Best Contemporary Jazz Group three times in the annual readers' poll. He is the author of Jazz Ear Training - Learning to Hear Your Way Through Music for Mel Bay Publications.Down Beat magazine has recognized him as a guitar talent. <mask> was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on September 2, 1954. He wanted to play guitar. He co-founded the band Truth, which was based on the rock band Cream, when he was fourteen. He began taking guitar lessons in high school to learn about harmony. He was introduced to the music of jazz guitarists Joe Pass and Wes Montgomery. He studied music theory, arranging, and composition at the Berklee College of Music.He returned to New Orleans with his girlfriend, jazz guitarist Emily Remler, and founded the group Fourplay, not to be confused with the later jazz group of the same name. He studied classical composition with a teacher at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts who also taught Harry Connick, Jr., and Wynton Marsalis. In the early 1980s, <mask> played with local New Orleans musicians such as Earl Turbinton, Jr., and Willie Tee. He was accompanied by visiting musicians such as Randy Brecker, Art Baron, and Dave Liebman. The group Mars was founded by him with Larry Sieberth, James Singleton, and James Black. A mixture of jazz and electronic music was played by the band. The first Mars album was played by Dave Liebman.The Composers Recording Studio was founded in 1982. He was an audio engineer and a record producer. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, James Drew, and Harry Connick Jr. were all recorded in the studio. <mask> and Ellis Marsalis, Jr. collaborated for three years. He joined the project in 1987. He toured with a singer. His son, double bassist, and daughter, vocalist, are members of the band Nova NOLA.What It Was and Direct AXEcess were both for Blue Note Records. Danny Barker wrote the liner notes for What It Was. Barker left his acoustic guitar to <mask>. He was hired to teach jazz at the University of New Orleans. He became a full-time faculty member in 1991. He became Chair of Jazz Studies and director of the jazz program in 2004. The key-tar, a guitar-like instrument with seven rows of keys instead of strings, was invented in 1978.The controller was connected to a synthesizer. It was possible to play more than one note in a row of keys at the same time, the equivalent on the guitar of playing multiple simultaneous notes on one string. The song "Stepping Stone" was composed on the keytar, which allowed for the cluster-type chords. The keytar was fastened to the top of his Gretsch guitar for the duration of the Mars era. He decided to focus on a revised prototype of the instrument that failed due to lack of funding, instead of pursuing a patent for the keytar. The switch pick was invented in 1987 by <mask>. "I invented a switch-pick, which is a sort of thumb pick, which is made in such a way that if I slide it up my finger, the support part doesn't come in contact with my thumb, so it feels like a normal pick."If I want to use it as a thumb pick, I just slide it up my finger, and I can use all five fingers. The pick is more efficient and has a better sound on fast lines where I need swing drive, but certain ideas, like fast diatonic-fourth runs, are easier to play fingerstyle. <mask> began to explore the seven-string guitar, first finding an early Gretsch, then designing his own models which have the expanded range of a normal guitar and bass guitar combined. Jimmy Foster and Salvador Giardina built his custom designs. In 1982, <mask> married Ulrike Sprenger. Both of the couple's children are professional musicians. Martin is a double bassist.1990). The <mask> family has been playing music together since 2007. The album N.O. was released by the <mask> Family. A combination of jazz, gypsies and vocal jazz. A Confederacy of Dunces was the basis for three songs written by <mask>. Awards and honors 10 best guitarists, Wavelength magazine, Big Easy Award, Astral Project, OffBeat magazine, Keeping the Music Alive Award, Danny Barker Estate.

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texts: <mask>, stylized as <mask>, is an American actress from film, television and musicals. Notable roles include Makia in Five weeks in a balloon and Lt. Marlena Moreau in the Star Trek episode "Mirror, Mirror". She appeared in the first and sixth episodes of Star Trek: New Voyages, a fan-created show that was distributed over the Internet. <mask> was born in Manhattan. Her maternal grandfather was from Italy and her mother was from Hungary. Her paternal grandmother was from Spain and her father was from the Philippines. <mask> was cast in a number of Hispanic and ethnic roles.In the original Broadway production of South Pacific, <mask> played Ngana, and she helped sing the show's opening song, Dites-Moi. She moved to the more important role of "Royal Dancer" by the time The King and I closed on Broadway. She won the understudy role in Teahouse of the August Moon because she didn't want to drop out of school. After graduating from high school, she was given the starring role in Teahouse and toured with the show's company from December 1954. <mask> was cast to play the blind girl who was Frank Sinatra's love interest in The Devil at 4 O'Clock after she made her film debut in Tank Battalion. This led to roles in other films, including as Cat in The Concrete Jungle and as Makia in Five Weeks in a Balloon. Television had opportunities as well.She commemorates as a guest of Star Trek conventions worldwide the role she played in the "Mirror, Mirror" episode of Star Trek: The Original Series. She was a recurring character in the "Joaquin" arcs as Theresa, the Tamale Peddler, and the role of Rikki Stevens in the "The Case of the Sardonic Sergeant" episode. The Wild Wild West as Gatita, The Big Valley as Miranda, and Gunsmoke as Chavela were in "He Learned About Women" Episode 21 Season 7. <mask> was active in musicals between film commitments. A revival of West Side Story was performed at Lincoln Center in New York City. A Chorus Line was her last Broadway show. She was going to perform a cabaret act after this performance.The opening night at Freddie's in New York City drew rave reviews and led to engagements at the Concord Resort Hotel in the Catskills and at clubs in Atlantic City and Los Angeles. A review of her cabaret show in The New York Times found her singing flawed because her small kittenish voice with its wobbly pitch and wide vibrato was simply not up to the task of singing songs associated with well-known vocalists. Doug was <mask>'s second husband. The Blue Angel, The Devil at 4 O'Clock, Five Weeks in a Balloon Dime, and Mail Order Bride were all television movies. "Elena" and "Time Bomb" were episodes of Mission: Impossible. "The Man from Thrush Affair" is an episode from Star Trek: The Original Series. Hawaii Five-O 2 episodes: "A Thousand Pardons -- You're Dead!"The Young Lawyers episode: "The Glass Prison" and the Cannon episode: "Love and the Sweet Sixteen". Buck Rogers in the 25th Century episodes were "Time of the Hawk" and "The Guardians". There are people from New York who are 20th-century American actresses and people from Italian descent who are 21st-century American actresses.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1970 and is a writer, poet, translator and literary critic. Kaldmaa is the president of the Estonian PEN. She was elected Secretary of the PEN International. <mask> was born in 1970 and grew up in Jgeva County. She was the second child. Her parents worked in the veterinary industry. Kaldmaa liked to read and write when she was a child, and books have been an important part of her life ever since.She studied philology at the university. She graduated from the university with a degree in English philology. Kaldmaa worked as an executive director at SDI Media from 1999 to 2006 She was the manager of the cultural news department of the daily newspaper Eesti Pevaleht. Kaldmaa was the editor-in-chief of the literary magazine Lugu from 2009 to 2011. Kaldmaa was elected the president of the Estonian PEN on February 3, 2010 after it was reestablished. She works as a writer and translator.She performs at many literary events. She was elected Secretary of PEN International at the PEN International Congress in Ourense, Spain. Literature textbooks and exercise books for schools with Anni Kalm have been written by Kaldmaa. Her work consists of magical realism, experimentation and play with language and form, and sharp, critical observations and analysis of different aspects of being human. She talks about death, pain, love, growing up and family. Many of her works contain feminist and social criticism. She finds poetry and prose to be intertwined and mutually supporting ways of writing and thinking.Kaldmaa said that her poems are often born from ideas that don't leave her alone, ideas that want to be expressed and are searching for a form. Most of Kaldmaa's language skills are self-taught. It is the best training for creative writing for Kaldmaa to translate and work with other translators. Over 70 literary works have been translated into Estonian. Her poetry has been translated into many languages. Lugu Eikellegittre isast (The Story of Somebody Nobodysdaughter's Father) is Kaldmaa's first children's book that has been translated into a foreign language. Makhtootat Publishing House published an anthology of contemporary Estonian poetry.Eesti ja Soome luulet. Suomalaista runoutta. Two To One was written by lschell and read in translation. Spenser Davis reviewed A Midsummer Night's Press' Periscope Series. Niina Lehtinen, Kulttuuritoimitus Tallinnassa: Kun aika ei riit, jvt runous ja lastenkirjat.

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texts: The First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff was a retired Royal Navy officer. He was the Commander-in-Chief Fleet before he became the First Sea Lord. The creation of new ships to meet new threats and maintain the status of the Royal Navy as one of the world's leading naval forces has been advocated by <mask> since he became First Sea Lord. From the age of thirteen, <mask> attended two independent schools, one of which was a prep school in Ashurst Wood. He went to sea training in the Far East after joining the Royal Navy. He studied for three years at the University of Exeter after returning to the UK. <mask> served in junior officer appointments during his naval career.He was confirmed in the rank of sub-lieutenant. He served on a guided missile cruiser in the 1970s as part of an exchange programme with the United States Navy. He was promoted to lieutenant in January 1974. He served as the principal warfare officer and operations officer on the HMS Eskimo for two years after training in warfare. The West Indies and South Atlantic were included in the deployment. He commanded the minesweeper HMS Soberton for nearly two years in the Fishery Protection Squadron around the British coast. He served as flag lieutenant to Commander-in-Chief Fleet from 1981 to 1983 and was involved in the war in the Falklands.He was promoted to the rank of commander on June 30, 1983. At the time of the RN's first operational experience with surface ship towed passive sonar, the frigate operated in NATO waters. He was appointed to the Defence Staff in the Ministry of Defence in 1985 after attending the Joint Services Defence College. He was promoted to captain on June 30, 1988, after leaving the Directorate of Policy. The first Type 23 frigate squadron was re-equip by him. The "Options for Change" Review was implemented in 1991, when he became the Assistant Director Navy Plans and Programmes in the Ministry of Defence. He was a member of the Defence Costs Study in 1994.He was an aide-de-Camp to the Queen. Between 1995 and 1997 he commanded the aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious. He and Illustrious supported the intervention of the U.S., the United Nations, and NATO operations in Bosnia during the period. He was promoted to rear admiral in May 1997. He was the assistant chief of the naval staff. He was heavily involved in the Royal Navy's contributions to the review. In January 2000 he became team leader of the Defence Education and Training Study with the rank of vice admiral, after leaving this appointment in December 1999.<mask> was promoted to full admiral and served as Commander-in-Chief Fleet, responsible for the preparation and operation of the ships, submarines and aircraft of the Royal Navy. He had a NATO command as Commander Allied Maritime Component Command and was involved in the planning of the Iraq War. He was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath in 2002. He spoke out for the crew of in 2003 for achieving the longest deployment time of a submarine. He stated that Turbulent is a huge credit. The submarine has traveled around the world twice. He toured naval facilities and ships in the Caribbean in 2004.<mask> attended the ceremonies and the fleet review in the UK to celebrate the British victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. In February 2006 <mask> took over the positions of First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff from Sir Alan West and in a press statement set out the Navy's priorities in the 21st century. He became the head of the Royal Navy after taking up the post of First Sea Lord. <mask> supports the creation of new ships to maintain the Royal Navy as one of the world's leading naval forces. The Royal Navy's CVF programme is designed to replace the UK's current aircraft carriers. He met the head of the Pakistan Air Force, the head of the Pakistan Navy and the Army Chief of Staff during a fact finding and diplomatic mission to Pakistan in June 2006). He met with the President of Sri Lanka.In November of 2006 he attended a press conference on the ship. He said that the 25th anniversary of the war would be celebrated across 8,000 miles and four time zones. In February 2007, at a journalists' briefing, he warned that the Royal Navy needed another $1 billion to meet future foreign policy demands and appealed to the Government for additional funding, a third of the navy's annual operating budget, to spend on building more modern ships. He told the Daily Telegraph that an increase of more than 30 per cent in the fleet's day-to-day budget was needed to pay for better sailors' wages. If the Government did not agree to pay for the Royal Navy CVF programme, he would resign as head of the navy. In May 2007, the Government gave the go-ahead for the new aircraft carriers. He received a degree in law from the University of Pompey in 2007.Mark Stanhope became the First Sea Lord on 21 July 2009, after he was appointed Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. <mask> became a patron for the International Scott Centenary expedition in early 2009, their aim is to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Scott's race to the South Pole and the deaths of the polar party on the Ross Ice Shelf. He became a non-executive director of the cruise company in April 2010 after becoming a deputy lieutenant of Hampshire. <mask> has become a non-executive director of the British arm of the American defense contractor who produce the F35-B aircraft which will be utilized on the new aircraft carriers. He is a defence adviser at US arms firm Babcock. The Younger Brother of Trinity House is also a liveryman. He married Sarah in 1979 and they have two daughters.The First Sea Lord of Hampshire and the Naval Staff Knights Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath were both alumni of the University of Exeter.

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texts: <mask> is the Robert B. Kent Professor of Law at Boston University School of Law. Family law, sex equality, and feminist legal theory are some of the topics covered by <mask>'s work. She graduated with a master's degree in religious studies from the University of Chicago. She got her J.D. She was an editor on The Georgetown Law Journal. She earned her LL.M. after working as an attorney in the litigation department at Cravath, Swaine & Moore. The New York University School of Law has a law degree.At the time, she was a professor at the law school and the co-director of the Institute for the Study of Gender, Law, and Policy. James E. Fleming was married to <mask> in 1992. The Boston University School of Law is where <mask> started teaching. She teaches in the Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Program at the Boston University College of Arts & Sciences. She is a member of the American Law Institute and works in the Members Consultative Group for the Restatement of the Law, Children and the Law. She is a member of the Council on Contemporary Families, the American Political Science Association, and the American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy. The chair of the Association of American Law Schools Section on Family and Juvenile Law and the advisory board for The Feminist Sexual Ethics Project have been held by <mask>.She is admitted to the bar in New York and has appeared on C-SPAN and Minnesota Public Radio. In Ordered Liberty: Rights, Responsibilities, and Virtues, she tries to show there is a middle ground between liberal, civic republican, and progressive camps. Individual rights allow citizens to choose how to be a good citizen. When government does not attempt to steer citizens in a particular direction, it is different from responsibility as accountability. The government can provide information and support to allow people to make their own decisions. Critics think this is easier in theory than it is in practice. The material and social preconditions for women's equal citizenship are likely to be restricted by the government if it is necessary to create conditions for an individual to be able to make an autonomously chosen choice.Although they rely on the belief that people will act in the best interests of society, they acknowledge that rights should be limited when there is a stronger competing interest. The balancing of individual rights and state interests is taking place, not the application of strict scrutiny, intermediate scrutiny, or the rational basis test. <mask> and Fleming argue that an individual right is necessary to give the individual space to make the important decision autonomously when the public is divided on the issue of abortion. The Constitution is changing with the needs of society, according to this line of reasoning. If a policy is supported by the best reasons provided through public debate, tolerance of different approaches should only be disrupted. In a deliberative democracy, people should not be focused on imposing their view of the good on everyone else, but on achieving a common good. Critics of tolerance argue that it doesn't provide enough guidance and that it creates tacit approval of actions that have not been considered.Private actors are free to disapprove of others' actions when discussing constitutional rights. Public debate can identify the best societal values for democracy to be presented as civics education required by the state, even when that requirement conflicts with religious liberty interests of groups. Government can't be trusted to teach these values, especially questioning the wisdom of those in power and the laws as written. When the consequences of not having a choice would negatively impact individuals in a personal way, denying them that choice would create a moral harm. Prior to the legalization of same-sex marriage in the United States, <mask> argued that failure to recognize same-sex marriages was disrespectful to same-sex couples and prevented them from fully functioning in democratic life. Critics felt examples in Ordered Liberty pushed beyond the natural understanding of citizenship and into the traditionally more private sphere associated with comprehensive liberalism. The examples chosen, primarily in family law and equality cases, lent themselves to an argument of self-government.It is difficult to apply the same theory to other rights, such as free speech cases involving offensive and disrespectful language. In a world where organizations have constitutional rights, it's difficult to argue for individual rights. Defending liberalism against feminist critique that encourages individualism leads to socially disconnected individuals, <mask> argued that liberal theory allows for interdependency that can result in increased individual self-worth and respect amongst individuals. When religions proscribe rights and responsibilities associated with marriage, they should be exempt from secular domestic relations law instead of trying to fit the religious law within state law. When the U.S. Supreme Court listed reasons for abortion, such as convenience and not wanting children, it implied that the pregnant woman's desires were more important than the fetus. Pro-life advocates describe the decision to have an abortion as irresponsible. Many women choose to have an abortion because they believe it would be wrong to bring a child into their current social and economic situation.She doesn't believe government should discourage women from having sex if they don't want to have children, and she believes women should have the right to choose to have an abortion. She believes that the description of men as unable to control their sexual urges is a cultural excuse of men's conduct, and that women should not be responsible for ensuring men marry before having sex. Don Browning believes that government encouragement of sexual activity within marriage can move it to the institution of marriage via societal expectations that are placed on both men. Sex into marriage is no longer possible due to American legal and cultural changes. Irresponsibility language is used when women choose to give birth. A description of single mothers, teenage mothers, and mothers receiving welfare as irresponsible has led to the belief that single mothers are immoral. According to <mask>, examining abortion through a feminist lens puts abortion rights at risk by encouraging women to be legally required to take on traditional responsibilities.Sex equality <mask> has identified religious influences that encourage female submission and considered how government can promote sex equality on a local level, advocating for pro-sex equality public school instruction and required premarital counseling regarding property ownership and domestic violence. She advocates applying liberal feminist theory of sexuality, which recognizes sexual desire and expression as normal, and expects sexual responsibility from all individuals regardless of gender, in her writings on public education and sex equality. Sex education should strive to foster capacity and equality by covering all types of sexual activity and discussing the societal context of sex, gendered messages that have been internalized, and the "sexual double standard." Legal scholars are concerned about a public school sex education program that legitimizes sexual activities when they conflict with parental teachings. Government has an obligation to expose children to teachings that are different from their parents' beliefs in order to encourage open-mindedness and critical thinking. Governments should look beyond marriage and the traditional nuclear family structure when designing programs to help families, so that all types of families' needs are considered important. Sex equality can be achieved by legitimizing family arrangements outside of the traditional male head of household and female caretakers model.With the hope of legally protecting women's sexual autonomy and freedom from physical violence, <mask> likened the female body to a castle or sanctuary. She has not found that husbands' privacy rights justify the exemption from prosecution for domestic violence. The Place of Families: Fostering Capacity, Equality, and Responsibility is a feminist vision of the family in moral terms, and has been placed between critical feminist theories that seek to eliminate government regulation of marriage and those legal scholars, such as Margaret Brinig. She states that the institution of marriage should be retained, but that its benefits should be open to more people, even if they do not want to legally marry, and that government programs encouraging marriage need to consider how poverty impacts the ability to sustain healthy relationships. She argues that creating equality in and amongst all family relationships is a moral imperative and a public good. Civil society institutions with their own agendas for moral education have been raised as a concern by <mask> and Fleming. The appropriate environment is created by helping working parents through parental leave and subsidies for higher quality care.Values significant enough to require government action are outlined in the subtitle of The Place of Families. How can she argue that government should promote gender equality within families while rejecting state promotion of sexual activity within the confines of marriage? 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In a subsequent article, she acknowledged the channelling function of family law, encouraging people to marry, sometimes conflicts with fairness, but that channelling is still a legitimate purpose of family law, and marriage is something individuals in non-traditional families still strive for. The Institute for American Values, associated with empirical evidence showing greater benefits to children in families with low-conflict, two married biological parents, was quick to turn out reports questioning the future of marriage in response to the same-sex marriage movement.She noted that women in traditional marriages have lower expectations that are met than women in egalitarian marriages, and that women in traditional marriages have higher expectations that are met less often. Raising children well instills qualities that allow them to participate in democratic government, and that's why <mask> has considered compensation for care work. She looked at how women respond to inequality by caring for the disadvantaged. Government programming should encourage both genders to engage in this important work since women have traditionally been the primary caretakers. She believes caring for children alone is a valuable contribution to society and has criticized the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act for requiring paid work contributions in addition to care work. She has argued that caring for children should be considered a public function that is part of good self-government, and that society should do more to support parent education, work-life balance. Some wondered if making child care a public value would allow majority views to define a family.There are concerns that employer accommodation of employee mothers will shift the burden to childless female employees instead of all childless employees. Although other legal scholars have argued that the feminist ethic of care requires a duty to rescue, <mask> has disagreed. Who's the Bigot? is a book by <mask><mask>. Conflicts over Marriage and Civil Rights Law can be learned from. Douglas E. Abrams, Naomi R. Cahn, Catherine J. Ross, and <mask>. The year 2019. Gay Rights and the Constitution was written by James E. Fleming, Sotirios A. Barber, Stephen Macedo and <mask>.The authors of Contemporary Family Law are Douglas E. Abrams, Naomi R. Cahn, Catherine J. Ross, David D. Meyer, and <mask>. The year 2015. James E. Fleming and <mask><mask> wrote Ordered Liberty: Rights, Responsibilities, and Virtues. What is the name of the show? The debate is about the family. The authors are <mask><mask> and Daniel Cere. The dimensions of women's equal citizenship are covered in this book.<mask>. The Place of Families: Fostering Capacity, Equality, and Responsibility was written by <mask><mask>. <mask>'s most-cited articles include: Atomistic Man Revisited: Liberalism, Connection, and Feminist Jurisprudence. L. Rev. 1171 was published in 1992. "Irresponsible" reproduction, 47 Hastings L.J. 339 was published in 1996.Duke L.J. wrote about rights and irresponsibility. The year 1993 Privacy and Inviobility: The Castle, the Sanctuary, and the Body, 7 Yale J.L. Also Human. 195 was released in 1995. Boston University School of Law alumni include Georgetown University Law Center and New York University School of Law.

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texts: <mask> is a Serbian former professional basketball player who played for Spirou Charleroi in the Belgian League. He plays at the power forward and center positions. He was a basketball player at Arizona. In the Socialist Republic of Serbia, where he was born, he began playing basketball in the junior teams. During the 2002 Albert Schweitzer Games in Germany, he played for a Serbian youth team and averaged 7.4 points and 3.0 rebound per game. During the 2002–03 season, he made his senior debut. In his first game as a member of the Arizona men's basketball team, he scored 17 points in a game against Liberty University.The same season, he earned Honorable Mention All Freshman honors. He helped the team at the big man position. In that season, Radenovi averaged 5.8 points per game, 2.9 rebounds per game, and shoot 25.7% from the three-point line, 39.7% in field goals, and 76.7% from the free throw line. The 2004–05 season was when the game improved a lot. He was on the team that lost to the Illinois Fighting Illini in the 2005 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Elite Eight game. During the season, he averaged 8.6 points per game, and he had four double doubles and six double figure rebound games. He scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebound in the game at UCLA.The most improved player was voted on by his teammates. In the 2005–06 season, he was a key player on a team plagued by off-court problems. His teammates named him the team's co-MVP. He had a team-leading four double-doubles during the season, and averaged 12.5 points per game and 6.3 rebound per game. He was a leader on a team filled with talent. The game plan was damaged by the absence of Kirk Walters. The younger players on the roster like Chase Budinger and Marcus Williams were the reason why the Cats lost to the Boilermakers in the first round of the March Madness Tournament.In the 2006–07 season, he averaged 15.1 points per game, 7.6 rebound per game and 2.1 assists per game, and shot 50.7% from the field. His highlight of the season was a 37 point, 9-rebound and 7-assist performance in an 85–80 overtime win over Stanford. 11 of 11 free throws were included. He was guarded by two future NBA players in that game. After playing for the Los Angeles Clippers in the Las Vegas Summer League, he became a professional. He parted ways with the team after playing in only three of the five games. In August 2007, he signed a two-year contract with the Akasvayu Girona of the Spanish ACB.He signed a one-year contract with the Greek League club Panellinios after one season with Girona. At the end of December, his contract with CSKA Moscow was terminated, despite him signing a one-year contract in September. He was a member of the Spanish team Cajasol Sevilla. He moved to Menorca Bsquet for the 2010–11 season. He signed a two-year contract in July of 2011. On September 24, he joined the team. He averaged 8.2 points, 3.5 rebound and 1.7 assists in 10 Euroleague games.He joined the Polish club AZS Koszalin for the rest of the season. He signed an open-contract with the Bosnian team Igokea. He left Igokea in January 2016 to join Hapoel Holon. Spirou Charleroi signed Radenovi for the rest of the 2016–17 season. Serbian expatriates play basketball in Belgium, Greece, Israel, Poland, Russia, and Spain.


texts: An Indian playwright, critic and novelist named <mask> was born in 1927. He received fame as a playwright despite working in many genres of literature. His contribution as a reviewer is significant. On March 4, 1927, <mask> was born in Jalalpur. His thesis was on the development of the craft method of Hindi stories. <mask> was a playwright when he was a child and had an affinity for drama. He was raised in a rural environment.He was introduced to folk dramas at a young age. He died in Delhi in 1987. <mask> wrote and produced significant works as a story writer, novelist, playwright, and critic. Many of <mask>'s plays were staged by well-known theatrical directors. He wrote Andha Kuan in 1955. He continued to write plays and ran a theater center in Allahabad which he attempted both theatrical training and performance with very limited means. In his plays, he tries to see the experiences of ordinary life from a deeper perspective.The realistic environment, experimentation, meaningful use of symbols and images, the complexity of human relations, and the depiction of multi-tiered situations are all included. His plays are linked to their traditions. An important playwright of the post- independence era is <mask> <mask>. A large number of novels have been written by <mask> <mask>, who was also a playwright. His first novel was published in 1951. A number of his novels were published. Middle-class civic life is often the background of these novels.There are many moods of love in these novels. At times the story of cultural struggle is told in the middle-class conflict, and occasionally there is a collision of new circumstances and orthodox ideals. The inner feelings of people in changing contexts are also portrayed with humility. Folk life and folk elements have been included in the style. Many of <mask>'s short story collections have been published by publishers. The majority of his stories are about rural life. There are many stories about love.<mask>'s stories are both internal and external, and contain the inner world of the mind and the outside political- economic pressure. The complex economic-social problems of today's villages are depicted in these stories along with the mutual reality of male-female psychology and their relationship. <mask> was associated with stories from the beginning. His thesis was on stories. A review book titled Modern Hindi Story written for the Sahitya Akademi is also a work of literature review. <mask>'s field of experience was wide due to his varied work experience. He made a great contribution in the field of theatrical review.His review books Theatre and The Role of Drama and Modern Hindi Drama and Theatre are based on personal experience and enriched with a serious study of Indian and Western traditions. The history and characteristics of Parsi theatre are outlined in the third book. <mask> was associated with various aspects of Rangakarma. He was an actor and a theatre director. The self-composed play was directed by him. He directed and acted in many plays. There is proof of their association with the totality of theatre in the establishment of the Natya Kendra in Allahabad and Samvad in Delhi.He worked as a drama producer on All India Radio. He was awarded for his work by the Sahitya Kala Parishad and the Hindi Academy. There are External links to Indian literary critics and playwrights.

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texts: <mask> was a Chinese nuclear physicist. He was one of the founding fathers of Chinese physics. <mask> was a leader in the fields of detonation physics experiments, anti-electromagnetic pulse technology, nuclear explosion detection, anti-nuclear radiation technology, and laser stimulated nuclear explosion technologies. <mask> is considered among the top leaders, pioneers and scientists of the Chinese nuclear weapons program. He was a member of both the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Communist party. <mask> first proposed the use of a cloud chamber to study a new type of high-energy ray in 1930. The experiment led to the discovery of a new type of particle, the neutron, which was used to win the 1935 Nobel Prize in physics.The use of alpha-capture to detect the neutrino was proposed by <mask> in 1941. Evidence for the existence of the neutrino was found by James Allen in 1942. Forty years later, they were awarded the 1995 Nobel Prize in physics, after detecting the neutrino using the inverse beta-decay reaction. The anti-sigma minus hyperon particle was discovered at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia. The Institute of Modern Physics had a researcher named <mask>. The Soviet Joint Institute for Nuclear Research was headed by him. <mask> held many high-level positions in Chinese academic and political organizations.He was vice-director of the Ninth Research Institute, predecessor of the China Academy of Engineering Physics, director of the China Institute of Atomic Energy, deputy director of the Nuclear industry Science and Technology Commission, and second vice-chairman of the China Association for Science and Technology. He was the first chairman of the Chinese Nuclear Society. He was a member of the 3rd through 16th National People's Congress Standing Committees of the Chinese government. Five pioneers of modern physics in China were recognized by the Chinese Physical Society in 2000. Physicists are awarded the <mask>chang Prize for their work in particle physics and fusion. <mask> was born on May 28, 1907. He graduated from Pudong High School in 1924.He studied English for six months while he was repairing cars. He passed the entrance exams for Tsinghua University. From 1929 to 1930, he was an assistant professor in the physics department at Tsinghua. He was the first Chinese scientist to publish on atmospheric research and radioactive experiments. He went to Germany in 1930 to study at the University of Berlin. He became aware of the Bothe report when he arrived in Berlin. These were thought to be rays from the sun.The use of a cloud chamber was suggested by <mask>. He didn't have the support of his supervisor in Germany, so he couldn't do this experiment. It was conducted one year later by the English physicist James Chadwick, who discovered a new type of particle. The 1935 Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to Chadwick. <mask> worked at UC Berkeley in the United States after his time in Germany. <mask> received his PhD in 1934 with a thesis on decay spectrum. He came back to China in April of that year.He was a physics professor at Shandong University from 1934 to 1936. From October 1936 to 1950, he was the head of the Department of Physics at Zhejiang University. After the Marco Polo Bridge incident in July 1937, the Japanese invaded China and forced <mask> and other professors to retreat to the west of the country. In 1939 he tried to find evidence of nuclear fission caused by the bombardment of cadmium acid on photographic film. He proposed an experiment to prove the existence of the neutrino in 1941. Due to the war, he was unable to conduct this experiment. Instead, fifteen years later in 1956, a different method was used to detect the neutrino.The 1995 prize in physics was awarded forty years later. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, <mask> was the deputy director of the Institute of Modern Physics at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He began studies of cosmic-rays with a cloud chamber after being invited by another researcher. He designed a magnetic cloud chamber. Professor <mask> was the first to propose a lab in China. The research center was located at 3185 meters above sea level in the mountainous region of Yunnan province. His findings on neutral-meson decay were published in 1955.He collected more than 700 recordings of new particles. In order to develop the field of high energy physics in China, the Chinese government sent experts to the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research at Dubna in the Soviet Union. The agreement on the establishment of JINR was signed in Moscow in March of 1956. On April 4, 1956, <mask> went to the USSR to help plan the long-term development of the peaceful utilization of atomic energy. Many Chinese students went to the Soviet Union to study construction technology. Tens of thousands of nuclear interactions taken in the propane bubble chamber produced by a 10 GeV synchrophasotron were analysed by the experimental group led by Professor <mask> in Dubna. They were the first to find anti-sigma minus hyperon particles.In September of that year, a new unstable antiparticle was discovered, which decays into an antineutron and a negative pion. There was no doubt that this particle was an elementary particle. The hyperon, the pion and other hadrons lost their status as elementary particles when they turned out to be complex particles consisting of quarks and antiquarks. After returning to China, <mask> served as the deputy director of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research. <mask> gave up his research on elementary particles for 17 years after agreeing to participate in the Chinese nuclear program to develop an atomic bomb. He conducted more than one thousand detonation experiments at the foot of the Great Wall within a year. He moved to a site more than 3000 meters above sea level in 1963.He moved to the Taklamakan desert to prepare for China's first nuclear test. China became a nuclear weapons state after the first atomic bomb test on October 16, 1964. The first hydrogen bomb test took place on June 17, 1967. It was successful. The world was shocked by the fact that China had developed this technology before the major Western powers. In 1969 <mask> spoke with an Australian journalist about China's nuclear weapons programme. <mask> was given the task of conducting China's first underground nuclear test as part of his duties as vice-director of the Ninth Research Institute.He had to wear an oxygen mask while at work because of high altitude hypoxic conditions. The first underground test was conducted in 1969. The second and third Chinese underground nuclear tests were led by <mask>. The Chinese Academy of Sciences developed a high-power 10 watt laser in 1964. In December of the same year, <mask> proposed to the State Council to use high-power laser beam targeting in order to achieve inertial confinement fusion, an idea independently developed by his Soviet counterpart. <mask> is known as the founder of Chinese laser fusion technology. <mask>'s leading position in this field was lost due to the political turmoil of the Cultural Revolution.He established a fusion research group at Atomic Energy at the end of 1978. In October 1978 <mask> proposed the development of nuclear power in China with four other nuclear experts. He promoted a plan to build 20 nuclear power plants at various locations. In a letter to the Chinese government on March 3, 1986, <mask>, <mask>g, Yang Jiachi, and Chen Fangyun proposed that China should research weapons using lasers and microwaves. <mask>'s plan was adopted in November of that year. As an ongoing program, it has produced several notable developments including the Loongson computer processor family. The first recipient of the State Natural Science Award was <mask>.He was the first recipient of the Special Award of the State Science and Technology Progress Award. Two Bombs, One Satellite Meritorious Award was given to <mask> and Sanqiang for their contributions to the Chinese nuclear program. They were granted it posthumously by the State Council, the Central Committee of the Communist Party, and the Central Military Commission. 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texts: <mask> is an American actress, comedian, screen/television writer, singer-songwriter, and television director. In the 1980s, <mask> played a quintessential valley girl character. Much of her comedy is about mocking famous people, with a strong focus on Madonna. <mask> was the daughter of Irish-Catholic parents and was born in Van Nuys, California. Her mother was a secretary at the same studio complex where her father worked in the advertising accounting "Traffic" department. Both of <mask>'s grandfathers worked in the film business. Frank O'Connor was a character actor.She was chosen as the princess of the homecoming court at Van Nuys High School when she was a child. <mask>'s parents told her not to become an actress after she attended Los Angeles Valley College. <mask> started her career in nightclubs. She was a contestant on a game show. As <mask>. She worked on a guest spot on Happy Days. In 1981 she appeared in a cult film.After a small role in the Clint Eastwood comedy film Any Which Way You Can, comedian Lilly Tomlin saw <mask> at a comedy club and gave her her first big break, a part in her 1981 film The Incredible Shrinking Woman. They became close friends. A string of guest starring appearances followed, including: Buffalo Bill, The Jeffersons, and Newhart. "Five Minutes, Miss Brown" was a short film that <mask> appeared in. Her first album was called Goddess in Progress. Her valley girl personality and parodies of popular '80s music were discovered by the Dr. Demento Show. The songs "'Cause I'm a Blonde" and "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun" were played on radio all over the world.Cheerleaders' heads and pompoms were blown to pieces in a spoof of 1950s teen tragedy songs. <mask>'s first full-length album was called Trapped in the Body of a White Girl. Her valley girl personality was highlighted on the album. "I Like 'em Big and Stupid" and "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun" were two of the album's highlights. Music videos were played a lot on MTV. <mask> was in the comedy and music video show Just Say Julie. She played the role of a demanding, controlling, and pessimistic glamour-puss from the valley, making fun of popular music acts, while at the same time introducing their music videos.<mask>'s film career began in 1988 with the release of the film Earth Girls Are Easy, written, produced, and starring <mask>, which was based on a song from her debut album. The film had Jeff Goldblum in it. Carrey and Wayans were cast by <mask>. <mask> played an intellectual stripper in the movie The Spirit of '76. The <mask> Show, a half-hour pilot, was commissioned by NBC and aired on July 28, 1991. It was a comedy about an actress who goes to great lengths to land an interview with a teen singer in the hopes of getting hired. The <mask> Show starred Marian Mercer as <mask>'s mother, June, DeLane Matthews as a reporter on the fictional series Inside Scoop, Susan Messing as <mask>'s roommate Cheryl, and Kevin O'Rourke as Inside Scoop producer Tony.The theme song was co-written by <mask> and John Ziffren. Walker, Don Sparks, Robin Angers, and Deborah Driggs were guest performers. The pilot for <mask>: The Show was filmed for CBS in 1989 and featured a similar theme, in which <mask> was the hostess of a talk show and she would interview actual celebrity guests. The pilot was aired but not picked up, and later it was leaked onto the internet. In 1992, <mask> starred in her own Fox sketch comedy show, The Edge, and two of her regulars became sitcom stars, while Tom Kenny went on to voice SpongeBob SquarePants. She released a satire about Madonna and her documentary, Truth or Dare, on the same year. Kathy Griffin was <mask>'s co-star.Attack of the 5 Ft. 2 In. was followed by another satire by <mask>. Women, which poked fun at the violence of ice skater to rival Nancy Kerrigan, as well as that of widely publicized castrators. She has contributed voices to various cartoons, including the original voice of Zatanna in the Batman: The Animated Series cartoon. She guest starred in her own segment on Just Say Julie Bruin, a reference to her music video show, as <mask>in, a cartoon bear version of herself. The Just Say Julie Bruin cartoon was a music video show with a parody of Madonna and a reference to <mask> mocking her. She was also a writer, producer and director of ABC's 1996–1999 spin-off TV series, for which she was a writer, producer and director. Two regulars from the series, Donald Faison and Elisa Donovan, later found similarly successful roles, as would featured player Christina Milian who had a recurring role on the series during its UPN years.<mask> appeared in a movie in 1998. Strip Mall ran on the Comedy Central network for two seasons. <mask> is a commentator on E! 101 Reasons the '90s Ruled is one of the network specials. <mask> bought the rights to her album back from the record label. "I Want to be Gay" was self-released by her. She bought the rights to her 1984 E.P. in late 2007.Goddess in Progress was re-released as a full-length record. In late 2007, <mask> began touring with her one-woman show. In 2008, she co-wrote and appeared as Dee La Duke in the Disney Channel original movie Camp Rock. <mask> joined the cast of Paradise Falls. "The Ex-Beauty Queen's Got a Gun" was the first of <mask>'s one-track digital singles. The first time this was aired was in September of 2008. She released an album called Smell The Glamour in which she made fun of Lady Gaga, as well as updated versions of her songs.In the 2010–2011 television season, <mask> played Paula Norwood, a neighbor and friend of the Heck family, on the ABC comedy The Middle. In one episode of the show, she played a gym teacher. In 2012 she was a guest judge on the show. <mask> was married to writer and actor Terrence E. McNally. "I Like 'Em Big and Stupid" was co-produced by them. They divorced after six years. <mask> and Ken have a son.In 2007, she said she had recently divorced for the second time. Discography Goddess in Progress is a film about a woman trapped in the body of a white girl. "I Want to be Gay" is a parody of the song "Tik Tok".

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian politician, businesswoman and environmental advocate. She has been in the House of Commons since 2008 and is a member of the Liberal Party of Canada. She was re-elected in four federal elections. On March 18, <mask> was appointed as President of the Treasury Board and Minister of Digital Government. She was re-appointed as Minister of Digital Government. From 2001 to 2004, <mask> was the Minister of Water, Land, and Air Protection and from 2005 to 2005, he was the Minister of Management Services. She was the leader of the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment.<mask> was second in the Liberal Party of Canada leadership election. <mask> was the opposition critic for both National Defence and Western Diversification. She was appointed as Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Treasury Board in December of 2015. <mask> was born in South Africa and moved to Canada with her parents in 1961. She continues to live in the Point Grey area today. Charlotte Coe <mask> was the first female assistant professor at the University of British Columbia School of Architecture. <mask> founded Murray & ASSOCIATES SURVEYING in 1968.<mask> graduated from Lord Byng Secondary School in West Point Grey and went to Simon Fraser University to study linguistics and archaeology. She obtained an executive master's degree in Business Administration in 1989 and was the top graduate in 1992. One of Canada's options for meeting the challenge of climate change was analyzed in her thesis. <mask> married Dirk Brinkman in 1977 and raised three children: a daughter and two sons, including Baba Brinkman. One of the first tree-planting contracts in British Columbia was won by <mask> and a group of friends. When <mask> and Dirk started working together in 1975, the business began to expand. <mask> and Dirk Brinkman were married in 1979.In 2012 the company planted their billionth tree. Do it with Joy was a one-hour documentary that documented the planting of millions of trees in the heavy slash debris of that era's logging. It is considered a tree-planting classic today. Do it with Joy was a half-hour documentary. The company was started by <mask> and Brinkman in 1978 and has grown to include services for First Nation communities, rights of way clearing and fully integrated harvest to reforestation. In 1994, the company's long-term strategic international division, BARCA, was formed to develop forestry initiatives and plantations in Central America. Brinkman co-founded Earth Partners in 2007, which is undertaking the largest private soil and restoration projects in the United States.The company has projects in several countries. It has 600 full-time and 800 seasonal positions. <mask> was involved in developing management systems, organizational re-engineering, strategic development, restructuring, training and business planning and for a period beginning 1979 she was the chair of the board of directors and proposed a global warming strategy for Canada. <mask> was a member of the BC Forest Resources Advisory Board from 1996 to 1999. As a result of her public interventions, the leader of the BC Liberals attempted to persuade her to run for nomination as a BC Liberal candidate, but she challenged him to lead more strongly on sustainable commitments. The headline "From the Greens to the Liberals" ran over an article that <mask> had written in 1997 about forest renewal, her background and wish to create a sustainable community. <mask> was the BC Liberal candidate for the electoral district of New Westminster.She developed climate action and forest renewal policy papers during the election. She became the first BC Liberal in 49 years to win an election when she was elected in 2001. She served as the first-ever minister of Water, Land and Air Protection and as the Minister of Management Services from 2004 until the 2005 election. In 2002, <mask> hosted a joint meeting of the federal, provincial and territorial energy and environment ministers to examine policies in the context of the Kyoto Protocol. She was the Minister of Water, Land and Air Protection. <mask> developed an agreement with the Heiltsuk First Nation and brought about co-management of the protected Hakai Luxvbalis Conservancy Area. The Burns Bog Ecological Conservancy Area was purchased by the province and other local public entities and became a provincial park.She presided over budget cuts in the department. The Waste Management Act was gutted in favour of legislation that eliminated up to 80 percent of permitting, <mask> lifted the moratorium on hunting grizzly bears, and he oversaw huge cutbacks in staffing levels for environmental protection. The chair of the Sierra Club's BC chapter stated in 2003 that he had never seen such an assault on the environment. <mask> was awarded a medal by the Sierra Club for her environmental work. The first comprehensive framework strategy for total product stewardship was introduced by <mask>. Producers were required to remove their products from the waste stream. She brought together the province's 13 oil producers to come up with a solution for recycling waste oil, plastic, and steel wool from oil filters.Over 22 million litres of oil was entering the waste stream annually. <mask> brought the electronics industry under the product stewardship framework to develop solutions for all electronics waste, and worked with the pulp and paper industry to help them implement their stewardship strategy. Several other provinces have similar legislation based on <mask>'s work. <mask> was president of the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment from 2003 to 2004. In 2004, <mask> was the Minister of Management Services and was involved in the first ever cross-Canada interprovincial procurement program and the first legislation that would limit personal information access via foreign corporations working in Canada. She was defeated in the 2005 provincial election by Chuck Puchmayr. <mask> was a candidate for the Liberal Party in the 2006 federal election, placing third behind Conservative incumbent Paul Forseth and New Democrat Dawn Black.Stephen Owen, the incumbent Liberal MP in the riding, resigned in July 2007, and she became the Liberal candidate. <mask> defeated her main competitor in the March 2008 by-election. <mask> was re-elected in 2008 and 2011. <mask> was the third-party critic for Small Business and Tourism, the Asia Pacific Gateway, and Western Economic Diversification for the Liberal Party's shadow cabinet. She was a member of the Standing Committee on International Trade during her first term in the House of Commons. The proposed free trade agreements were reviewed by <mask>. She attended the climate negotiations in 2007.While applauding positive actions on Canada's municipal governments, <mask> wrote, "a patchwork of climate initiatives is far from effective - a coordinated approach across this vast and diverse country is required". <mask>'s committee experience after her first term included membership on the Standing Committees on Environmental and sustainable Development, as well as serving as vice-chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Health. She was the vice-chair of the Liberal Policy Caucus, as well as an active member of the Canada-China Legislative Association. <mask> traveled to Haiti in March of 2012 as part of a delegation from the Canadian section of ParlAmericas. In June 2008, she presented her first private member's bill, Bill C-572, which proposed exempting bicycles (including electric bikes), bike accessories, repairs, and safety training from the GST. Bill C-622 was introduced in June. The framework for accountability and transparency for CSEC would have been updated by this legislation.The committee of security-cleared parliamentarians would have been tasked with overseeing all of Canada's security and intelligence agencies. A new National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians would be introduced by the next Liberal government. In December 2010, <mask> introduced Bill C-606, An Act to amend the Canada Shipping Act, which proposed to ban oil tanker traffic on Canada's Pacific North Coast. The bill was scheduled for second reading when an election was called in March 2011. Bill C-437 was reintroduced in the next session. Bill C-48 was introduced by the Liberal government. <mask> does not agree with the approach to energy development that would be taken by the proposed oilsands shipments to the British Columbia coast.<mask> wants more oil to be refined and upgraded in Canada and for an end to subsidies for the oilsands industry. <mask> hosted The Union: The Business Behind Getting High for parliamentarians in June of 2012 <mask>'s leadership election platform would support the legalization of marijuana. In September 2012 <mask> confirmed that she was considering running for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada. She announced on November 26, 2012 that she was entering the leadership race as the only candidate who was based in western Canada. <mask> spoke to a capacity crowd in her riding. She supports appointing a minimum of 40 percent women to cabinet and to government boards, commission, and agencies.If riding associations wanted to work with the New Democratic Party and the Green Party in the next federal election, she wanted the Liberals to put a price on carbon. <mask> supported cooperating with other parties before the election. More than half of Liberals, the New Democrats and the Green Party were in favor of running a single candidate against the Conservatives in each riding. Green Party leader Elizabeth May said that the house leader of theNDP had suggested the idea before, but that they were opposed to it. <mask> was praised by May for displaying political courage and integrity. <mask>'s position came to the attention of online groups seeking electoral co-operation on the eve of the third debate. <mask> was the only candidate to speak out in favor of proportional representation for the House of Commons.She challenged Trudeau over his claim that voters didn't understand the consequences of proportional representation. <mask>'s Climate Change position was endorsed by David Suzuki. Garneau dropped out of the leadership race on March 13 and was considered to be in second place. She had taken the role of "challenger" after Garneau's internal poll showed that she was in third place behind Trudeau and Garneau with 7.4% support among potential voters. The poll didn't comply with federal caller identification rules. On March 23, Elizabeth May announced that the Green party wouldn't run a candidate in the Labrador by-election and <mask> said that cooperation had been discussed with May. In the 5th debate, the topic was discussed.May asked theNDP not to nominated a candidate. <mask> claimed that he had the greatest number of supporters. There are similar numbers of supporters and members of the party who have registered to vote. <mask> raised over fifty thousand dollars in campaign donations in the fourth quarter. She placed fifth in the amount of donations raised, out of the seven candidates who were registered at this time. <mask> raised $169,000 in a March report. <mask> raised $198,000, placing him in second place.With each of the 308 ridings across the country assigned equal weight, <mask> finished in second place with 10.16% points ahead of Martha Hall Findlay's 5.71% and behind winner Justin Trudeau's 80.05% points. Trudeau had lost only 5 ridings. <mask> became chair of the Party's Northern and Western Caucus after being appointed the Liberal critic for both National Defence and Western Diversification. <mask> talked about defence procurement, safety, and electoral reform. <mask> co-authored "Who's watching our spies?" in her defence role. There was a security scandal after Parliament was prorogued. <mask>'s bill from the first session of the 41st Canadian Parliament, C-437, remained in place as the second session opened in October.Liberal Party expenses, including <mask>'s, had been posted before the opening. "Canada's Navy is a Sinking Ship" and "My Wish List for National Defence in 2014" were published in November and December of last year. The Auditor General's report covered the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy. The first Liberal to be selected in British Columbia to run in the 42nd Canadian federal election is <mask>. <mask> tabled the Private Member's Bill C-622, "An Act to amend the National Defence Act (transparency and accountability), to the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts". <mask> noted during the second reading that the prior Commissioners of CSEC and prior chiefs of CSEC have called for this committee themselves. Bill C-622 was defeated by 142 votes to 120 after members were aware that Australia, New Zealand, the U.S and the UK had civilian security oversight committees.On December 12th, it was reported that Foreign Affairs and Defence representatives would give an update on Canada's mission in Iraq to an existing committee. <mask> wrote an opinion piece on the response to the oil spill in English Bay. <mask> was a member of the Liberal Party in the House of Commons. The evidence showed that the majority of Canadians opposed the bill. On September 16 of that year, GreenPAC, an organization dedicated to action to protect the environment, announced that an expert panel had placed <mask> amongst the eighteen greenest candidates in the 2015 election. "<mask>'s private members bill proposed an interesting attempt to prevent partisan and government domination of a new committee by providing that no political party should," said Craig Forcese and Kent Roach. This is a good idea.On October 1, it was reported that Forcese and Roach had "applauded <mask>'s legislative attempt to deal with the shortcomings of Bill C-51". <mask> was re-elected in the 42nd Canadian federal election. She was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Treasury Board on December 2, 2015. <mask> worked with the Treasury Board to develop a framework for achieving greater GHG reductions. The Centre for Greening Government was created within the Treasury Board secretariat in November 2016 through collaboration across multiple departments and with provincial and municipal levels of government. The Centre tracks and reports on the federal government's emissions centrally, coordinates greening efforts across government, and drives results to ensure the Government of Canada meets its greenhouse gas reduction targets. Through partnerships with government and non-government organizations, the Centre aims to leverage knowledge, skills and capabilities that can be shared throughout the Government of Canada and among various communities of practice.Bill C-22 created the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians. <mask>'s earlier private member's bill C-622 was the basis for both the scope and intent of Bill C-22. The Hidden Heroes award was created in celebration of Canada 150 by <mask>. Special pins made from the old roof of the Canadian Parliament were used to recognize the winners. <mask> received the Canada Clean50 Award for her commitment to fighting climate change and protecting the environment. <mask> received the award for her work on the Centre for Greening Government and her record of achievement on environmental issues. <mask> traveled to New Zealand in February of last year to attend the Digital Nations 2030 conference.Canada became a member of the Digital 7, a group of national governments seeking to encourage faster and more efficient digital government, after she signed the D7 charter. <mask> was appointed President of the Treasury Board. Jane Philpott resigned in response to the SNC-Lavalin affair. There are links to the electoral record of Federal Provincial References.

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texts: The Luso-Goan Catholic monk <mask> was one of the pioneers of the scientific study of hypnotism. <mask> understood that the power of suggestion was what made hypnotism work. In the early 19th century, oriental hypnotism was introduced to Paris. He left the theory of the "magnetic fluid" to show the existence of "autosuggestion" and to establish that nervous sleep belongs to the natural order. In 1814, he developed his doctrine. Everything comes from the subject and his imagination, which is generated from within the mind. Magnetism is not a substitute for sleep.Although of the moral order, the magnetic action is aided by physical and cerebral fatigue. Faria changed the meaning of mesmerism. The focus used to be on the concentration of the subject. In Faria's terminology, the operator became the "concentration" and somnambulism was seen as a sleep. The method of hypnotism used by Faria is command. Fariism is the theory of <mask> <mask>. The founder of the Nancy School and the father of applied conditioning developed the theory of suggestion and autosuggestion.The theories were developed as autogenic training. On May 31, 1756, Jose Custdio <mask> was born in Candolim, Bardez. His parents were Caetano Vitorino <mask> Maria de Sousa of Candolim. Catarina was an orphan and was adopted by him. Anantha Shenoy, a Brahmin from the same village who converted to Christianity in the 16th century, was a descendant of Caetano. He was a Goan Catholic and partial African. His parents decided to separate after fighting all the time.Before his marriage, Caetano had taken lower orders and joined the seminary to study for the priesthood. The St. Monica Convent has a nun namedRosa Maria. The father had ambitions for himself and his son. <mask> arrived in Lisbon with his father at the age of 25. They were able to convince the King of Portugal, Joseph I, to send them to Rome to study theology and become priests. After earning his doctorate, the son dedicated his thesis to the Portuguese Queen, Mary I of Portugal, and another study to the Pope. The pope invited José Custdio to preach a sermon in the Sistine Chapel, which he himself attended.The Nuncio of the Pope's honor to <mask> Jr. informed the Queen on his return to Lisbon. She invited the young priest to preach to her as well. <mask> was climbing the pulpit and seeing the august assembly. His father whispered to him in Konkani, "Sogli baji; cator re baji, they are all vegetables, cut the vegetables." The son preached well and lost his fear. <mask> Jr. wondered how a single phrase from his father could change his state of mind so dramatically. His life would be affected by the question.He was implicated in the Conspiracy of the Pintos and left for France in 1787. He lived at Rue de Ponceau in Paris. He became a leader of one of the revolutionary battalions in Paris in 1795, taking command of one of the sections of the notorious 10 of the Vendmiaire, which attacked the French Convention. He established links with people like Chateaubriand. He dedicated his book Causas do Sono Lcido to a friend of his, the Marques of Puységur. He was sent to the Chateau d'If in a barred police carriage after being arrested for unknown reasons in 1797. He was kept in solitary confinement.He used techniques of self-suggestion while imprisoned. <mask> was released and returned to Paris. He was appointed Professor of Philosophy at the University of France at Nmes and elected member of the Société Medicale de Marseille. In 1813, when animal magnetism was gaining importance in Paris, Abbé <mask> went back to Paris and started promoting a new doctrine. His work Da Causa do Sono Lcido no Estudo da Natureza do Homem was published in Paris in 1819 and was accused of being a scam. He died of a stroke in Paris on September 30, 1819. His grave remains are unknown and no one knows where he is.There is a statue of a woman trying to hypnotise a woman in the middle of Panjim, India. Ramchandra Pandurang Kamat sculpted it in 1945 or earlier. In May 2006 Portugal released a postcard featuring the statue of the Abbé in Panjim, India. The Areeiro zone of Lisbon has a street named after him. The National Library of Paris has an authentic caricature of him. There is a street named after him in the city of Margao in India. There was an educational institution on Abbe Faria Street that taught Portuguese language secondary school education called "Lyceum studies".After the liberation of Goa, it ceased to function. The Count of Monte Cristo tells the story of a man who was imprisoned in solitary confinement and learned self-control. The character doesn't have a strong resemblance to his past. <mask>'s life and views as a revolutionary priest and premier hypnotist are dramatized in a play. Writers Workshop published it. The Governor of Portuguese India received a paper from Rangel in honor of his 200th birth anniversary. The Institute of Clinical Hypnotherapy and Counselling was established in India as a memorial.A play written and directed by Isabel de Santa Rita Vas was performed by the Mustard Seed Art Company, which celebrated the 250th anniversary of <mask>'s birth. The first English translation of <mask>'s single tome, originally written in French as De la cause du sommeil lucide ou Etude de la nature de l'homme, was published in 2004. O Padre Faria na histria do hipnotismo (Abbé Faria in the history of hypnotism) was written by A. Egas. Dalgado's memoire was sur la vie de l'Abbé <mask>, Paris, 1906. Charles. J. Borges was involved in the revolt of 1787. Preface by D.G. on a copy of the original manuscript "De la cause du sommeil lucide".Dalgado was courtesy of Dr. Paret. The English translation of this work can be found in the "On the Cause of Lucid Sleep" eBook on Amazon. The postcard is a commemoration of the Abbé's 250th anniversary. There is a tribute website. A short film. There's more to marvels beyond science. Abbe Faria.Asif Currimbhoy. Goan Catholics French hypnotists Portuguese people of Goan descent and Portuguese Roman Catholic priests Konkani people.

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texts: <mask> was an amateur boxer from 2005 to 2016 and a professional boxer from 2016 to 2019. He won a gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games and bronze medals at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, as well as representing Ireland at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics. He challenged for the title as a professional. <mask> began boxing when he was 11. He was a member of the East Coast Boxing club. <mask> had an amateur record of 2-19 after his first 21 fights. <mask> competed at the EU Championships in Dublin in 2007.His medal hopes were ruined when he suffered an eye injury. <mask> was forced out of the competition due to bleeding behind his eye. <mask> missed out on a bronze medal after he was defeated by China's Zou in the quarter finals of the World Championships in Chicago. <mask> qualified for the Olympics by getting to the quarter finals. The first round was won by North Korea and the Round of 16 was won by Japan. <mask>net Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet The silver medal was enough to get him into the Summer Olympics.<mask> won Ireland's inaugural medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics, by winning his quarter final bout in the light flyweight division. <mask> won a bronze medal after he was defeated in a second match with Shiming Zou in the semi-final, in a match where replays showed some of <mask> punches were counted as points for Zou. <mask> won the gold medal in the light fly at the European Amateur Championships. <mask> was 1–0 up at the end of the first round, 3–1 ahead at the end of the second and sealed the victory with a final point in the third. <mask> represented Northern Ireland at the Commonwealth Games. He defeated Jafet Uutoni in the final to win the gold medal. He defeated Andrew Moloney 5–3 in the semi final and defeated Jafet Uutoni 8–4 in the final.He became the first Irish boxer to win medals at two consecutive Summer Olympics. <mask> was once again drawn to face Chinese star Zou Shiming, who had defeated <mask> in the 2008 semi-finals before taking gold. <mask> gave a fearless performance against the three time World champion, with the judges tying them 15–15 on the scorecards, only for <mask> to lose via a 45–44 countback. Again, he went on to win gold. <mask> was the captain of the Northern Ireland boxing team at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. It was the first time a boxer from Northern Ireland had defended their title. The tournament took place at the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre.17 boxers from 17 countries took part. <mask> was honoured in the New Year Honours for his services to boxing and the community in Northern Ireland. <mask> competed in the World Series of Boxing in 2015. He was drafted along with Michael Conlan. His first fight was against Magomed Ibiyev. <mask> won with a unanimous decision. He won his second fight, this time over Anthony Ortiz, as ItaliaThunder met the Puerto Rico Hurricanes.<mask> took another unanimous decision win as the judges scored it 48–47, 49–46, and 49–46. The Hussars of Poland were in Konin. <mask> won 50–45, 50–43, and 50–45 against Jagodzinski. His record for the season was four wins with four unanimous decisions, when he defeated Temirtas Zhussupoy of the Astana Arlans. His next fight was in Maiquetia and he won by a split decision. The judges scored the bout in favor of <mask>. <mask> considered it an honor to be the bearer of the flag of Ireland at the Summer Olympics.<mask> was defeated by Samuel Carmona in the round of 16 at the Summer Olympics. <mask> lost the Ulster title three times. He was runner up in the national finals in 2006 but won the All-Ireland title in 2007. <mask> made his professional debut against Slavchev on November 5, 2016 in the World Series of Boxing. <mask> won the bout via disqualification after Slavchev lifted <mask> into the air in the fourth round. <mask> challenged Rosales for his world flyweight title. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217<mask> was caught with a vicious right-hand uppercut in the fourth round. <mask> fell on the canvas and wasn't close to beating the count, which meant aKO victory for Rosales. <mask> faced Jay Harris on 11 October. <mask> was dropped in round three and four. <mask> was not able to beat the count and Harris was awarded the victory. <mask> retired from boxing in November. <mask> and Mari Burns, parents of two daughters, wed in July of last year at St Bernard's Roman Catholic Church.<mask> received a Silver Finne in 2019. <mask> did not pull any punches in the Irish Times interview. 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texts: He was an Austrian mountaineer, sportsman, geographer, Oberscharfhrer in the Schutzstaffel, and author. The first ascent of the North Face of the Eiger was made by a four-man climbing team. He wrote Seven Years in Tibet and The White Spider. He was born in the district of Sankt Veit an der Glan in the state of Carinthia in 1912. His father was a postal worker. Harrer studied geography and sports at the Karl-Franzens University. Harrer joined the traditional student corporation.<mask> was selected to participate in the Alpine skiing competition at the 1936 Winter Olympics. The Austrian Alpine skiing team boycotted the event due to a conflict regarding the status of the skiing instructors. <mask> didn't participate. <mask> won the downhill event at the World Student Championships. <mask>'s true passion was mountain climbing. <mask> and Kasparek decided to climb the North Face of the Eiger in Switzerland in order to win a place on a Himalayan expedition. The near vertical wall, with its ice-field known as The White Spider, had claimed several lives; and the Bernese authorities even banned climbing it.<mask> and Kasparek traveled to Kleine Scheidegg at the foot of the Eiger after <mask>'s final university exams. <mask> and Kasparek encountered a team from Germany on their way up the mountain. The four decided to make the rest of the climb as a single team. The four men were constantly in danger due to snow and rock falls. All of them had enough strength to resist being swept off the face as they climbed the White Spider. The summit was reached at four o'clock in the afternoon of 24 July 1938. The first ascent of the Eiger North Face was described as a glorious moment in the history of mountaineering and a great sensation, since several climbers had previously perished on the Face, and is recounted in <mask>'s book.The membership card of <mask>, who joined the Sturmabteilung in 1933, was found in American archives in 1996. He joined the Schutzstaffel on 1 April after Germany annexed Austria. He became a member of the Nazi Party on 1 May, after holding the rank of Oberscharfhrer. Four climbers were received by and photographed with Hitler after their ascent of the Eiger North Face. <mask> said he wore his uniform once on the day of his marriage to Charlotte Wegener, daughter of the explorer and scholar Alfred Wegener. <mask> was cleared of any pre-war crimes after returning to Europe in 1952. <mask> said in his memoir that his involvement with the Nazi Party was a mistake when he had not yet learned to think for himself.<mask> joined a four-man expedition in 1939 to find an easier route to the peak of Nanga Parbat. The four mountaineers were in India at the end of August waiting for a freighter to take them home after they concluded that the face was viable. After being arrested by British soldiers as enemy aliens, <mask>, Ludwig, and Hans had to return to Karachi, where they had stayed. After war was declared two days later, all were put behind barbed wire and taken to a camp near Bombay. When they were transferred to Dehradun to be held for years with 1,000 other enemy aliens, they found Tibet more promising, the final goal being the Japanese front in China. The two escaped and were re-captured a number of times. On 29 April 1944, <mask> and six others, including Rolf Magener and Heins von Have, were dressed as British officers.After taking the train to Calcutta, von Have and Magener were able to get to the Japanese army. Landour is where the others headed for the border. After Sattler gave up on 10 May, the remaining four entered Tibet on 17 May 1944, crossing the Tsang Chok-la Pass and splitting into two groups. 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The capital city of Tibet, Lhasa, was reached on January 15, 1946, six months after the German surrender, thanks to the knowledge of the former's knowledge of the Tibetan language. Harrer worked for the Tibetan government as a translator and court photographer.<mask> introduced Tibet to the 14th Dalai Lama after he was summoned to the Potala Palace and asked to make a film about ice skating. <mask> built a cinema with a projector that was powered by a Jeep engine. <mask> became the Dalai Lama's tutor in English, geography, and some science, and he was amazed at how quickly his student absorbed the Western world's knowledge. <mask> and his friend shared the same birthday and developed a strong friendship that would last the rest of <mask>'s life. <mask> wrote about his experiences in the books Seven Years in Tibet and Lost Lhasa in Austria. Three million copies of Seven Years in Tibet were sold in the United States in 1954. Brad Pitt played <mask> in two films based on the book, the first in 1956 and the second in 1997.In Seven Years in Tibet, <mask> wrote about his adventures after his return. He participated in a number of expeditions to Alaska, the Andes, and the Mountains of the Moon. He made his first ascent of Ausangate in 1953 after exploring the source of the Amazon River. <mask> made the first ascents of Mount Deborah, Mount Hunter, and Mount Drum in Alaska in 1954. The former king Leopold III of Belgium was with him. In 1962, he was the leader of a group of climbers who made the first ascent of the Carstensz Pyramid, the highest peak in the world and one of the Seven Summits. The expedition to reach the axe stone quarries at Ya-Li-Me is recorded in his memoir I Come from the Stone Age.He met the Xingu Indians in 1966. <mask> crossed the island of Borneo in 1972. He made expeditions to Nepal, French Guiana, and other places. Some of <mask>'s books include photographs that are considered to be among the best records of traditional Tibetan culture. <mask> was an excellent golfer, winning Austrian national championships in the 1960's and 70's. <mask> married the daughter of Alfred Wegener, the German polar researcher and originator of the theory of continental drift. She was 10 when her father died.<mask> was born three months after <mask> was taken captive by the British in India. While he was in India, their marriage was dissolved. He was married to Margaretha Truxa in1953 and to Carina Haarhaus in 1962. Return to Tibet: Tibet After the Chinese Occupation was a sequel to Seven Years in Tibet. Beyond Seven Years in Tibet was published in English in 2007, according to the Kirkus Review. He founded a museum dedicated to Tibet in Httenberg, Austria. The International Campaign for Tibet's Light of Truth Award was presented to <mask> by the Dalai Lama.<mask> died in Austria at the age of 93.

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